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two daily outward and two daily return flights all year round.

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one daily outward and one daily return flight all year round.

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1 flight departing between: 6.30 and 8.00,

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1 flight departing between: 17.00 and 18.00.

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1 flight departing between: 9.00 and 10.30,

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1 flight departing between: 19.00 and 21.00.

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1 flight departing between: 6.00 and 9.30.

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1 flight departing between: 19.00 and 21.00.

(a)

the maximum fares to be charged on each route are as follows:

The above fares are net of VAT and airport taxes and duties; no form of surcharge may be imposed.

At least one form of ticket distribution and sale must be provided which is entirely free of charge and places no additional economic burden on passengers.

All passengers who travel on the routes subject to this public service obligation will be entitled to the above fares;

(b)

each year the competent authorities will adjust the maximum fares in line with the rate of inflation for the previous year calculated on the basis of the general ISTAT/FOI consumer price index. The amount of the adjustment will be notified to all carriers operating on the routes in question and, for publication in the Official Journal of the European Union, the European Commission.

As from the first quarter of 2009, if the average cost of fuel and/or the average euro/US dollar exchange rate varies by more than 5 % in any quarter, the fares must be revised in proportion to such variation and to the effect the cost of fuel has on the carrier's operating costs, usually estimated at 30 %. The reference parameter for calculating the variations shall be the price of fuel in August 2008. The price shall be compared against the average value for the preceding month. The Platts jet fuel freight FOB Med assessment, expressed in US dollars per metric tonne, shall be used to establish the price. The resulting figure shall be converted into euro using the rates published by the ECB. Any fare adjustments will be made on a quarterly basis by the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport on the basis of a review carried out by ENAC. The adjustment shall be made after consultation with the carriers operating on the routes concerned; in the event of a decrease, the procedure will be triggered automatically. During the above-mentioned examination procedure, the carriers operating on the routes concerned may be given an opportunity to comment. Any fare adjustment shall apply from the quarter following that in which the review took place, and shall apply solely to fares and not to duties and surcharges.

The amount of the adjustment will be notified to all carriers operating on the route and, for publication in the Official Journal of the European Union, the European Commission.

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guarantee the service for at least 12 consecutive months and not suspend it without at least six months' notice,

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provide a performance security to guarantee the correct performance and continuity of the service. The amount of such security shall be at least EUR 700 000 — for each of the two routes — and must be guaranteed by an insurance or bank surety payable to ENAC (Ente Nazionale dell'Aviazione Civile), which will use it to ensure the continuity of the services concerned,

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ensure that at least 98 % of the flights scheduled each year are operated with a maximum number of cancellations for reasons directly attributable to the carrier, excluding cases of force majeure, of 2 % or less,

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pay the regulatory body a penalty of EUR 3 000 for every flight cancelled in excess of the 2 % limit. The proceeds will be allocated to the heading of the Crotone municipal budget dealing with the improvement of transport links to and from the city.